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New home registrations in London rocket 60%
NHBC releases annual data which also shows 28% rise across the country
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Call for better urban design to tackle flooding
Group including TCPA and Friends of the Earth writes to PM
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Unsafe construction lorries face London ban
Mayor and councils say lorries without safety equipment to protect cyclists and pedestrians willl be banned from London
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Pickles launches housing review
Review to consider role of local authorities in the funding of more affordable homes
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Construction appointments: 31 January 2014
Hunters, Lovell and Crash are among those making promotions and new appointments
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Ryder wins planning for Scotland schools
Facility designed to achieve BREEAM ‘excellent’ rating will bring together high school, two primaries and a swimming pool into one community development
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RICS: BIM will 'enhance QS role'
Report suggests that BIM will improve profession rather than reducing its relevance
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Government blocks HS2 report’s release
Campaigners outraged at suppression of report thought to be critical of the £43bn project
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English Heritage in fresh attack on £120m Southbank revamp
Conservation body raises multiple concerns about revised planning application and refuses to withdraw opposition
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Heatherwick bridge backers consult Prince Charles
Backer Joanna Lumley says: ‘He longed to know more’
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Kier wins major Reading redevelopment
Firm’s property arm named as preferred bidder to redevelop Civic Centre site
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First Olympic homes granted planning permission
259-home Taylor Wimpey scheme to start on site very shortly
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Developer picked for Aylesbury Estate regeneration
Notting Hill Housing Trust and Barratt working with HTA, Hawkins Brown and Mae Architects wins 4,200-home Southwark redevelopment job
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Three councils hire architects to improve Crossrail designs
Three London councils hire own architects after Crossrail refuses to use design review on 27 surface stations
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Mersey Gateway seeks 'hundreds' of workers
Consortium Merseylink launches major recruitment drive for £600m project due to start construction this spring
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MP accuses McAlpines of playing key role in Shrewsbury 24 'witch hunt'
Debate in parliament sees Sir Robert McAlpine accused of involvement in a “witch hunt” around 1972 building workers strike
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Three firms win roles on £1.5bn Heathrow programme
Exclusive: Three consultants appointed to key roles on airport’s £1.5bn investment programme over next five years
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Project team named for new Eastenders set
Firms appointed to build exteriors for Albert Square set to reflect a ‘greater sense of the modern east end of London’
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Boost green space to improve public heath, RIBA says
Institute claims new research shows a “clear link” between land use and health standards
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Boris hits out at government over lorry plan rejection
Mayor claims UK government is risking cyclists’ lives by opposing change in EU lorry design rules